Congratulations to Trapper Zoid and Prozak. I wish I had picked a less ambitious game design and focused instead on making a small game playable and fun.

But hey, part of the point of the competition is to take risks. Congrats to everyone who entered, even those (like myself) who couldn't finish a project.

Particular congrats to our top three (well, erm, six) contestants. I've only had time to play tag's entry so far, but it's a lot of fun. It just keeps giving me crappy letters.

Same here, congrats to the winners, and to everyone who even tried. And a huge thanks to Trapper Zoid and Prozak for doing this, it was my first contest and I had a lot of fun. And just for the record, I appreciate Trapper Zoid's candor in judging the entries and I realized that my entry didn't really include the tower as much as it should have, but I decided that I could either make a game that was fun with pre-made art that didn't include the tower that much, or I could make a game that looked terrible with the tower aspect very well worked out.

Believe it or not, before I saw tag's wiki, I considered doing a Tower of babel game myself. I wanted to make it so that the user had to prevent the people from reaching the top of the tower by using lighting strikes or various other acts of god. But, I was too lazy to make the art myself and I am terrible at creating art on a computer anyways.

Once again, congrats to everybody!
Svenjamin